Errors and Defense Will Determine KUMU Winner
Lawrence AP. The 72nd Kansas Missouri game pits Gale Sayers of Kansas against Missouri’s Gary Lane with lane’s 50 and 69 yard runs and Renko’s arm. Sayers limited by flu, Tigers edge in defense. crowd may reach 45000. Missouri leads series 32-30-9 with recent tight finishes. outcome hinges on mistakes and defense.
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Lawrence
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Missouri
Gary Lane
Monroe Phelps
Lane
K-State
Colorado
Steve Renko
Sayers
Tigers
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Dan Devine
Tiger
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Jack Mitchell
Syracuse
Armand Baughman
Ken Coleman
Pike's Peak Cog Car Death Toll Rises
A runaway power car on the Pike's Peak cog railway plunged from the 14 110 foot mountain. Two workers died Robert L Rathburn 51 of Colorado Springs and Raymond W Claus 39 of Manitou Springs. Four others escaped with injuries after brakes failed and the car derailed on a curve.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike's Peak
Death of 2 Prisoners Protests By 600
About 600 demonstrators picketed the West 100th Street police station protesting the killings of Victor Rodriguez and Maximo Salerno. Five demonstrators were arrested for disorderly conduct. Patrolman James Edmundons said he shot the youths after Rodriguez pulled a gun and fired toward the patrol car.
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New York
West 100Th Street
Victor Rodriguez
Maximo Salerno
Upper West Side
James Edmundons
Rodriguez
Marijuana Farm Found in Georgia
Federal agents and Atlanta police raided a Greenville farm uncovering the largest Georgia marijuana operation to date. Eight foot plants grew with corn. three people were arrested, three cars seized, and a 525 pound harvest worth 52500 on the wholesale market was confiscated.
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Greenville
Georgia
Atlanta
Congo expels Soviet mission amid subversion charges
Premier Cyrille Adoula announces expulsion of the Soviet diplomatic mission from Leopoldville amid allegations of subversive ties to antigovernment exiles in Brazzaville. no deadline set for removal. long-standing tensions echo 1960 expulsion, with Minsk-backed protests and possible 48 hour reconsideration.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Leopoldvill
Cyrille Adoula
Moscow
Congo River
Brazzaville
Adoula
Sergei Nemtchina
United Arab Republic
Congo Republic
Bly
Christophe Ghenye
Andre Lubaya
Kasai
Night Calls Fewer Yet Family Doctors Still Visit
Chicago AP reports that Illinois general practitioners still make night home calls though less frequently. Doctors cite patient concern for physician welfare and cost, with estimates of after dark fees 30 to 50 percent higher. Some keep home visits when needed, even traveling beyond county lines to care for patients.
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Illinois Academy of General Practice
John D. McCarthy
Riverside
Illinois
C. J. Jannings
Fairfield
Romney urges six point industry location checklist
OMAHA AP Gov George Romney of Michigan urged against handouts and gimmicks to lure industry. He proposed a six point checklist covering transportation labor markets raw materials utilities taxes and community environment. He said a $17000 plant investment per new worker and that incentives must not distract from that cost. Governors from 11 of 12 midwestern states attended as sessions run through Saturday morning.
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Omaha
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
American Motors
Cold Weather Spreads Across Upper Plains and Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread cold air from Canada centered in western North Dakota and eastern Montana bringing near zero temperatures. Light snow fell in the Dakotas, Montana, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado while hazardous driving and livestock warnings were issued. The moist warm air from the Gulf produced showers and thunderstorms in the midwest to eastern regions, with mild conditions persisting in much of the eastern half of the country.
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Canada
North Dakota
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Six NATO Aims Multilateral Nuclear Force Test
Six NATO nations agreed in principle to jointly man an American warship next year to test feasibility of an international Multilateral Nuclear Force amid U.S. efforts to reassure Europe about President Kennedy's plan. Diplomats said the accord centers on operational testing and diplomatic viability.
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London
NATO
Kennedy
U.S
Mixed nationality fleet viability outlines six participating nations
A report notes the six nations ready to join the mixed nationality fleet are Belgium Britain West Germany Greece Italy and Turkey. The statement highlights practical steps and potential challenges in coordinating a multinational naval effort.
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Belgium
Britain
West Germany
Greece
Italy
Turkey
Muller named South Africa foreign minister successor
Johannesburg AP reports Dr Hilgard Muller South Africa's ambassador in London will succeed Eric Louw as foreign minister. Louw, aged 73, retires at year end. Muller, 49, to be sworn in January 9.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hilgard Muller
London
Eric Louw
Louw
Muller
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A concise consumer guide explains how advertising can inform safer purchases. It highlights evaluating product claims, checking licensing and warranties, comparing prices, and reading return policies to avoid scams and misrepresentations.
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